097 Yellow-billed stork on the Rufiji river was looking for fish in the shallows
098 The striated heron stood as though frozen in the undergrowth overhanging the Rufiji
099 A pied kingfisher has been lucky enough to catch lunch
100 Little bee-eater resting for a few moments
101 The malachite kingfisher was very common all along the Rufiji
102 White-fronted bee-eaters live in large colonies consisting of nest holes dug in the sandy river bank
103 This Fish eagle has caught a large catfish for its breakfast
104 Small flocks of greater blue-eared starlings were often seen and were easy to find as they were quite noisey
105 Giant kingfisher perched high above the river
106 This Malachite kingfisher was using its beak to dig a nesthole in the river bank
107 The nest holes of a White-fronted bee-eater colony on the banks of the Rufiji
108 Lilac-breasted roller with spider
109 The swifts were constantly dive bombing the marabou stork
110 The umbrella bird uses its wings to shade the water in order to spot small fish
111 These roosting Egrets made a spectacular sight against the evening sky in Selous
112 Spoonbill in the shallows
113 This African golden weaver was the resident cornflake thief at breakfast each day
114 A Goliath heron drying its wings. This is the World's biggest heron
115 The open-billed stork uses his beak as a tool for opening mussels and extracting their contents
116 A little bee-eater
117 White-fronted bee-eater
118 Nubian woodpecker at work on a tree
119 White-crowned plover searching for invertebrates along the lake shore
120 A pair of Von Der Decken's hornbills. The female is below